As the Lunar New Year approaches, Sherry Zhu, a 23-year-old Chinese American living in New Jersey, has begun sharing Chinese cultural practices to an unusual audience. “First Chinese New Year kinda nervous,” one person commented. Another proclaimed that “as a newly Chinese baddie,” February was no longer about Valentine’s Day, but about the Lunar New Year, which begins on Feb. 17 and is the biggest annual multi-day period of festivities celebrated in China and other countries in Asia as well as